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Journalism

My reporting sits at the intersection of law, power, and lived experience. I specialize in deep-dive investigations, justice sector coverage, gender and labor issues, and explanatory storytelling with bite. 

 

Fast turnaround or long-form, I’m driven by a thirst for truth, clarity, fairness, and unshakable curiosity. 

Blue Sky Clouds

NEWS

Corrections’ push for double-bunking is prompting fresh questions about how well the system protects transgender people behind bars.

NZ’s Transgender Prisoners Fear Double Bunking Will Lead to More Rape

2016

VICE

From the first allegations to the jury’s decision, this package follows the full journey of a high-profile disability-care case.

Inside the Disability-Care Case that Divided a Community

2014

The Nelson Mail

One year after the April floods which devastated Richmond, this series looks at what's happened since.

Special report: Floods' Scars Take Time to Recede

2014

The Nelson Mail

FEATURES

Caught in the Web

2024

North & South

Inside Community Law

2016

Law Talk

Women & the Legal Profession

2015

Law Talk

INVESTIGATIONS

A close look at how legal aid reforms, fixed fees, and the expanding Public Defence Service affect who receives justice and who misses out.

Legal Aid & Access to Justice

2015

Law Talk

Mayoral candidate CeliaWade-Brown pledged to make Wellington a better place for cyclists. Three years on, cyclist numbers have doubled, butt is the city safer for them?

A Better Deal for Cyclists?

2013

The Wellingtonian

Long after sexual misconduct by a partner at one of New Zealand's top law firms, the profession is still grappling with the fallout.

#MeToo, Law & Disorder

2021

NZ Herald

COMMENT & ANALYSIS

No Fringe, No Indie is a column that aims to sketch the trials and tribulations of different sub-cultures in the cultural capital of New Zealand.

No Fringe, No Indie

2012

Critic

Fat people earn less, don't get promoted and face public shaming.

Fat Community Silenced, as Stigma Rife

2019

NZ Herald

When removing goods and services tax becomes a food fight.

The Tangled, Weird World of GST

2023

NZ Herald

Pink Sugar

CULTURE & LIFESTYLE

Auckland Museum’s new exhibition ‘Are We There Yet?’ examines gender equality 125 years since women in NZ got the vote. Helen Clark and Raewyn Dalziel discuss the meaning of feminism in the year of #metoo.

Gender Equality, Are We There Yet?

2018

Newsroom

Interning: a rite of passage for the elite or exploitation?

Why Millennials are Rebelling Against Unpaid Internships

2016

The Spinoff

Heavy metal meets kebabs, blue margaritas and Cristal at Wellington’s new red-tinted dive bar, Humdinger.

Humdinger on Heavy Metal, Kebabs & Blue Margaritas

2022

Broadsheet

PROFILES

Twenty-four-year-old Andrew Row talks about his journey from scraping through high school English to tackling all things law-related.

Legal Ducks in a Row

2015

NZ Lawyer

Gerard Dombroski on architecture, art, and furniture design.

Gerard Dombroski

2024

Island Magazine

From minimum wage to pay-wall success: how an OnlyFans star closed the wage gap at 19.

From Subway to Home Ownership at 19

2023

VICE

EDITING

Globalisation, tech disruption and shifting client demands are reshaping the profession. This issue highlights the firms and lawyers embracing innovation, international growth and new practice frontiers.

Australasian Lawyer, Issue 3.1

2016

Australasian Lawyer

This issue celebrates a thriving legal industry, from the Australasian Law Awards finalists and this year’s rising young leaders to insights across in-house, insurance, agribusiness and cyber risk.

Australasian Lawyer, Issue 3.2

2016

Australasian Lawyer

In this issue, we talk politics and the law with Judith Collins, spotlight advocacy from across the spectrum, break down the TPPA debate, and explore Auckland housing, construction growth and emerging postgraduate pathways.

NZ Lawyer Magazine, Issue 8.1

2016

New Zealand Lawyer

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